Videos about self-doubt, speaking up, and following through—from quick ideas to longer conversations.
A Bigger Role, Louder Doubt: What Actually Needs Work?Latest deep diveLet this pass be practice. A ride through Shawnee Mission Park’s bike skills track offers a reminder that learning needs more than one attempt. When each try starts to feel like a test of your ability, it’s easy to overlook what you’re actually working on. Choose a focus, notice what happened and let that inform the next pass. You don’t have to master every part of a skill today for the…
A closer look at self-doubt, decisions, and following through.
A bigger role can make imposter feelings louder. But what actually needs work when your team grows from three people to twelve and a report is waiting on your decision? In this hypothetical example, we look at three different…
Come Hang Out in the Studio! Behind the Scenes + Imposter Syndrome Chat Description: Come hang out while I set up the studio and film new Rise With Jen videos! We’ll chat between takes about self-doubt, feeling like you don’t…
Come Hang Out in the Studio! Behind the Scenes + Imposter Syndrome Chat Description: Come hang out while I set up the studio and film new Rise With Jen videos! We’ll chat between takes about self-doubt, feeling like you don’t…
Short videos for when you’re second-guessing yourself.
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“I’m not ready” may hide a specific practical concern. Jen asks which part needs a skill, time, or more information. #ImposterSyndrome #SelfTrust
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A pause beside the lake is part of this bike ride too. At Shawnee Mission Park, the path brings me to a view across the water and a moment to stop and look around. The message in this clip is that you can pursue a goal and enjoy…
A request for help can sound much bigger by the time it reaches you. Compare the words in the message with the standard you heard. #ImposterSyndrome #SelfTrust
Discover the true meaning of confidence and how it can transform your life. Confidence is often misunderstood as the absence of doubt, but it's actually about knowing how to handle and overcome self-doubt. In this video, we'll…
Your goals matter, and so do the moments you enjoy along the way. This stretch of my bike ride at Shawnee Mission Park follows the path through the trees and alongside the lake. It’s easy to put something you enjoy off until…
One unfamiliar requirement is now taking up the whole screen. What did the description actually say about that line? #ImposterSyndrome #SelfTrust
Let this pass be practice. A ride through Shawnee Mission Park’s bike skills track offers a reminder that learning needs more than one attempt. When each try starts to feel like a test of your ability, it’s easy to overlook what…
The decline is drafted before the invitation is even answered. What request did the message actually make? #ImposterSyndrome #SelfTrust
Waiting to feel confident before you begin? This moment from the bike skills track at Shawnee Mission Park is about choosing a first step you can safely practice. The track has more ahead than you need to tackle at once. Starting…
Come along for a bike skills session at Shawnee Mission Park, with a view from the handlebars and a chance to think about beginning before you feel completely confident. Across the turns, rollers and different track sections, the…
“Am I qualified?” can contain a practical question and a painful verdict about yourself. Jen shows how she would listen for the task, the evidence, and the missing information without taking the decision away from you. This video…
You have the invitation open, but the polite decline is already taking shape. Here is a way to read the actual request, check a real gap, and ask for the information you need before answering. This video looks at the invitation,…
Does getting help make an achievement feel less real? Jen shares their experience of leaving college at eighteen, later completing a life-coaching certification, starting a business administration degree, and reaching out to…
Why can a compliment feel less believable than one mistake? Jen looks at how imposter feelings can turn praise into luck, help, or “easy” work while treating mistakes as verdicts. They offer a specific way to record what you…
One early attempt became proof about what I could finish. This video shows how I learned to judge the next decision with current evidence, current support, and current conditions. This video explores: • Why one past failure can…
You keep researching whether you are qualified because starting before you feel certain seems risky. This video helps you separate real requirements from the evidence you can only collect by doing the work. This video explores: •…
Leaving a career can make the title, the work, and everything you learned feel like one box marked wasted. Jen reflects on what she learned from attempts they left, then asks what you might carry, translate, learn, or leave…
Changing careers can make years of work feel suddenly irrelevant. Start with one task you actually did: name the skill, attach a true example, and compare it with the work a new role requires. Jen walks through Carry / Translate…
When your family questions a career change, the room can feel different before the career evidence is different. This video gives you a four-part way to sort care, another person’s preference, social pressure, and checkable…
If you keep preparing but still do not feel ready, “confidence” may be carrying several different jobs: information, permission, protection from embarrassment, or a guarantee the outcome will work. This video helps you make…
Why do smart people make bad decisions—and why can one painful outcome make you question your judgment altogether? This video gives you a Then / Now / Next review for separating what you knew when you chose from what you learned…
If your job feels wrong but a weak market and AI uncertainty make every move feel risky, this video offers a way to separate those inputs without pretending any one of them has the answer. Use a four-part reality check to define…
If your job feels wrong but a weak market and AI uncertainty make every move feel risky, this video offers a way to separate those inputs without pretending any one of them has the answer. Use a four-part reality check to define…
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